EMT Exam Chapters 1-4: Practice Questions and Answers
| Exam Chapters 1 – 4 Pruitt, Ashley S Grade: 124 |
| 1.) What reference provides important information regarding hazardous materials, emergency care, and procedures in case of accidental fire or release; supplies definitions of placard colors and identification numbers; and should be standard issue on-board all ambulances and rescue units? (worth 1) | ||||
A.) Accidental Exposure and Contamination Guide* B.) Emergency Response GuidebookC.) Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan D.) Material Safety Data Sheets |  | |||
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EMT Exam Chapters 1-4: Practice Questions and Answers
| Exam Chapters 1 – 4 Pruitt, Ashley S Grade: 124 |
| 1.) What reference provides important information regarding hazardous materials, emergency care, and procedures in case of accidental fire or release; supplies definitions of placard colors and identification numbers; and should be standard issue on-board all ambulances and rescue units? (worth 1) | ||||
A.) Accidental Exposure and Contamination Guide* B.) Emergency Response GuidebookC.) Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan D.) Material Safety Data Sheets | | |||
| Student | ||||
Prolog List Exercises: Solutions & Explanations
Prolog List Exercises
1.01 (*): Find the last element of a list
Predicate: my_last(X,L) – X is the last element of the list L.
Arguments: (element,list) (?,?)
Note: last(?Elem, ?List) is predefined
my_last(X,[X]).
my_last(X,[_|L]) :- my_last(X,L).
1.02 (*): Find the last but one element of a list
Predicate: last_but_one(X,L) – X is the last but one element of the list L.
Arguments: (element,list) (?,?)
last_but_one(X,[X,_]).
last_but_one(X,[_,Y|Ys]) :- last_but_one(X,[Y|Ys]).
1.03 (*): Find the K’th element
Read MoreEnvironmental Science Study Guide: Unit 13
Unit 13 Study Guide Word Bank
Acute Exposure, Bioaccumulation, Chronic Exposure, LD50, Lethal Dose, Less, More
- A lethal dose is the amount of toxin required to kill an organism.
- A smaller LD50 value is more toxic than a larger LD50 value.
- The amount of a material, given all at once, which causes the death of half of the organisms given that amount is LD50.
- The buildup of chemicals within the bodies of organisms: bioaccumulation.
- One way to reduce the amount of carbon in the environment is to create public
Detection and Intervention in Child Social Vulnerability Situations
Detection of Situations of Social Vulnerability of Children
Collection of Information, Assessment and Diagnosis, Decision Making, Design Intervention Plan
We can define a situation of social vulnerability as a situation in which the child is injured, suffers direct or indirect consequences, or experiences a lack of attention to basic needs, and therefore is a victim of maltreatment. It’s important to bear in mind that this is not accidental, but intentional, with both physical and emotional impact.
Read MoreEndocrine Disorders in Children: A Comprehensive Guide
T(-)
Causes
prenatal exposre to Radioiodone
-Mother is Taking Anti Thyroid X
Sx
-Asx
-prolonged jaundice
-wide fontanelle
-macroglosia(tongue)
-umbelical hernia
-hypotonia
-abd distentiation
Dx
Failure to Tx Mental retardation
CRitinism
-TSH ,HIGH
-FreeT4, LOW
2nd -4th day of life
Tx:
Levothyroxine
T++
Causes
Graves in mother
Materal Trasnplacental IgG pass
Sx
Kg loss
sweating
heat intolerance
agiatiation
goitre
-Autoantibodies of TSH
-TSH
-freeT4
-US , Sctigraphy
Tx
-Antithyroid
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